Papers, 1750-1937, 1834-1913.

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Papers, 1750-1937, 1834-1913.

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The papers of William Gay Ballantine consist mainly of Ballantine family papers. These include sermons and correspondence of W. G. Ballantine's great-grandfather, grandfather, and father (1750-1913). Ballantine's own papers include his correspondence (1865-86), journals, various personal documents, and writings. None of these papers relates to Ballantine's years as fourth President of Oberlin College (1891-96).

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Ballantine, John, 1716-1776

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